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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
2
G A Nichola editor and Adelaide Nichols associate editor announce subscription rates. Within Zones One and Two one year costs 82 0 and all other zones one year.
The Vindicator and Republican rebukes state checkers sent to audit legal notice charges for the Estherville building project. It argues the review was prejudice driven, wasteful, and costly to the city, while printers and councilmen should settle measurements locally. The piece supports printers’ expertise and criticizes inconsistent rulings on type measurement. It also notes related local social items: Mrs. Max Lynn and Mrs Ward Geer returning from Sac City, and Mrs Theodore Taylor visiting Washington.
Committees from the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary are finalizing plans for a joint card party Monday evening at the Legion club rooms. All members and spouses invited. Host couples George and Buseman presided at a recent 6:30 dinner with bridge and prize winners noted.
Sunday School at 10 AM and afternoon service at 2 30 PM in Norwegian. Lord's Supper administered. Bible Study Thursday 7 30 PM on Joseph. Choir rehearsal 8 30 PM. Prayer meeting Monday at Halvor Egertson home. Immanuel Church Young People's meeting Sunday 8 PM. Ladies Aid not meeting before Thanksgiving. Palestine Church service 11 AM in Norwegian with Lord's Supper. Offering for pianist Mrs C N Carlson. V R Christian Science Thanksgiving service Thursday 11 AM. Town religious program broadcast on WHO Des Moines Wednesday 5 45 PM to 6 PM. V R Club meets. L M Christensen hosts dinner and bridge with attendees including George H Anderson, S G Ewen, J E Stockdale, J Greig, E W Kep ler, H L McMillan.
Mrs Lynn Dean died suddenly at Spirit Lake hospital on November 16 after a two month illness. Funeral services were held at the M E church with Rev George Albright of Storm Lake officiating. She was born Alma Chole Rhodes in Nora Springs on November 1 1898 and later lived in Roseburg Ore Wall Lake and Superior. She married Lynn Dean and had six children Florence Dorie Clayton Lynn Mary Ellen and Earl. She leaves her husband six children parents and three sisters Ruby Haradan Nedra Luft and Margaret Ogle. She was a longtime Presbyterian member.
Marjorie aged 12 and Harriet seven celebrated their joint birthday Saturday at their parents home, with gifts, games, and afternoon refreshments prepared by their grandmothers. Degree of Honor Juvenile and Adult clubs schedule meetings for Saturday evening in City Hall basement.
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